Nation Mourns Chief Justice White Funeral Plans
Chief Justice Edward Douglass White died at his home as President Harding ordered a government shutdown and flags to half mast. A simple funeral is planned at St Matthew's Church with burial at Oak Hill. honorary pallbearers include late Supreme Court associates and officials from Congress and the Cabinet.
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Oak Hill
Associated Press
Edward Douglass White
United States
Harding
Oak Hill Cemetery
Georgetown
Washington
Senate
Louisiana
Supreme Bench
Senator Lodge
House
White
Mia Harding
State Department
Hughes
Lousiana
Congress
Daugherty
Rhode Island Avenue
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Mons
Thomas S Lee
Hioa
Supreme Court
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ENGLISH MAGNATES SEEKING LOAN EVENT LOOMING
ENGLISH magnates seek a loan as ROV rises LHAGDE shows shifting commerce. Details include multiple players and teams in a departmental league with varied scores, bases on balls, and fielding notes. SHAMROCKS TO PLAY government printing office game announced for Saturday at 5:30 on the Shamrocks diamond.
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Commerce
N. Dept
Sue Kitzleman
Newton
Taylor
Norria
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Degnangh
Ludwig
Exford Ludwig
Kuntzleman
Levin
Rade
Besaw
Dampier
Biggins
Mewton
Laawig
Lynch
Ree-Bas
Rede
Rhinebold
Jangle
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Bonar
Houlihan
Endwit
Rats
Norris
Harnsberger
Maherty
Shalin
Doobie
Esaw
O'Neill
Firet
Balia
Biggns
Boner
Biggin
Pby Ludwig
Flaherty
Hospi
Darretire
Ol Niedfeldt
Damonlb
OjElmquist
Stephens
Camp
Hun
Ingley
Congiantine
Jarrett
Tetreault
Niedfeldt
Chariton
Pare
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Wilson
Hart
Smith
Paspo
Gowder
Loomis
Shamrocks
Government Printing Office
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Fourteenth Streets
Potomac Avenue
K Streets
Stella
Navy Baseball Surges with Home Run Spree and Tight Defense
Navy tops opponents with multiple home runs led by Yates and Yatesee, while Chappell and McDonald star in the field. Key plays include stolen bases by Sullivan and Laman, left on base struggles for Navy, and a high strikeout total from Hawthorne and Hagen as the Navy squad demonstrates power and pace at the park.
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Chappell
TaPorte
Laman
Kesaon
Schuman
Lucia
Gorbiey
McCormoci
Yaten
Noone
Simpson
Bnttriade
Loman
Rutan
Yacan
Yates
Yaughan
McDonald
Matchett
Yatesee
Hagen
Cullivan
Grenahen
Schomas
Ratan
Tingle
Abe Attell to Tell All in 1919 World Series Scandal
Reports from Chicago and Washington say Abe Attell former featherweight champion plans to reveal all he knows about the 1919 World Series fix. The judge’s office notes Attell may turn State evidence and state warrants for his arrest are being held up while this unfolds.
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George F. Kett
Nationa Baseball Commission
Abe Attell
Attell
State
RB. C. Crowe
Smell
William Burns
Fudge Barrett
Eged “Fring
New Ambassador to Britain Stirs World Peace Hopes
The text lauds the appointment of a new American ambassador to the Court of St James as vital for world peace. It notes the envoy’s deep understanding of Europe, calls for American representation in global councils, and emphasizes cooperation between the United States and Britain to ease postwar tensions.
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America
Europe
League
Fit
Duke of
Connaught
Harvey
Great Britain
England
Atlantic
British Empire
United States
Lloyd George
Duke of Connaught
Bald
Britain
Bey
Kinaman
Americs
Hurope
Court of St. James
Housekeepers Meet Oppose Fitzgerald Bill at Annual Meet
The Housekeepers Alliance convenes at Mason House today to oppose the Fitzgerald workmen compensation measure for houseworkers. Retiring president Mrs Rose G Hoes is quoted against the change as officers are elected. Also reported fire damage at 441 G Street NW to Capital Bedding Co. with a $1000 loss and a gas explosion at 242 First Street NW, Perry Brothers Tailors, causing $700 damage.
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Yeaterday
Fitzgerald
Mason House
Rose G Hoes
Alliance
G Street
Capital Bedding Company
First Street
Perry Brother
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